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COMMUNITY EVENT Brianna McPhatter EDU620 Dr. Amy Gray May 17, 2015

STATION ONE: UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR LEARNING Audience Attention o I-Pad raffle (10 winners) o Interactive technology station o UDL principle posters o Participate in a mini UDL sample lesson Information o brochures on UDL and technology o Sample lesson o Hands on interaction

STATION ONE: UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR LEARNING Demonstrate o Modeling a UDL instructional lesson plan o Video showing UDL lessons in action on Smart Board o UDL posters

STATION ONE: UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR LEARNING Differentiation and UDL benefits: o Increase in student academic performance in classroom and test o Increase of technology understanding o Create better learning opportunities Interaction: o looking and listening to an audio/visual presentation o engage in a hands on lesson o speak with educational professionals o Take home brochures

STATION 2: TECHNOLOGY AND UDL FOR ALL LEARNERS Mission: The mission of our educational program is to promote technology integration and career and technical education based on UDL principles for learners from early childhood through adulthood. Belief: The belief is that with implementing our mission we can produce citizens prepared to be highly qualified for a competitive global economy. Goals: - to provide proper materials and education to support all learners - to utilize technology to increase understanding and learning experiences

STATION 2: TECHNOLOGY AND UDL FOR ALL LEARNERS 1.)“Transforming Education Through Digital Learning” (PGCPS) 2.)“Interactive Whiteboards Workshop” (PGCPS) 3.)Waterford Early Learning- online (PGCPS) 4.)“Foundations of Technology” (PGCPS) 5.)“Technology systems 1 &2” (PGCPS) 6.)“Technical Graphics” (PGCPS) 7.)“21st Century Community Learning Centers” (MSDE) 8.)ESOL (DLLR) 9.)GED Preparation (DLLR) 10.) Adult Reading, Writing, and Math courses (DLLR)

STATION 3: 21ST-CENTURY SKILLS ACQUISITION AND EMPLOYABILITY Course: Waterford Early Learning- online 21st-century skill the course address: Content Knowledge and 21st Century Themes: Waterford reinforces core math and reading skills for students (Partnership for 21st Century Skills). Learning and Innovation Skills: The program is designed to build core skills and teach students how to apply them to critical thinking and problem solving situations (Partnership for 21st Century Skills). Information, Media and Technology Skills: Waterford is an online program that supports technology literacy skills because students have to have knowledge of using the computer and internet in order to access the site (Partnership for 21st Century Skills). Life and Career Skills: These applications will support future employability by giving students the skills and resources to be competitive in a global 21 st century economy.

STATION 3: 21ST-CENTURY SKILLS ACQUISITION AND EMPLOYABILITY Tools: Computers, tablet, I-pad, internet, smart board Interaction: o Attendees will try out applications and games that will be useful for learning. o Increase their interest and appreciation for educational use of technology because they will be able to see how beneficial these tools are to a learning environment, student engagement, and differentiation. o New Technology: School programs, courses, and students would benefit from upgraded technology from approved bond because they will be able to receive more specialized and differentiated education and they will have technology skills which will be useful in a higher education environment and future employment opportunities.

REFERENCES Google Images Raffle Tickets: I Pad: UDL poster: PGCPS Symbol: MSDE symbol: nch/ nch/ DLLR symbol: 21 st century skills symbol:

REFERENCES  Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation. (n.d). Retrieved from (accessed from the OCTAE website)  Edyburn, D. L. (2013). Inclusive technologies: Tools for helping diverse learners achieve academic success. San Diego, CA: Bridgepoint Education, Inc.  Maryland State Department of Education (n.d). Retrieved from  Office of Career, Technical and Adult Education (n.d.). Career and technical education related links. Retrieved from  Partnership for 21st Century Skills. (n.d.). Framework for 21st century learning. Retrieved from  Partnership for 21st Century Skills. (n.d.). ICT Literacy. Retrieved from us/p21-framework/350http:// us/p21-framework/350  Prince Georges County Schools. (n.d). Retrieved from